Show me your 70's vintage Raleigh International
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Thanks for the pics.
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Very, very nice! Paint and decals are in great shape.
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Another '74 I've had sitting around in pieces for a few years and finally got around to putting together a month or so ago. In the time since I acquired it I've migrated to larger frames, so I won't keep this one around for long. But it's a nice ride which, of course, they all are.

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I just recently aquired a blue Raleigh mixte, it is under restoration at the moment, parts have been polished, buffed and everything's been cleaned..
since I'm new here, I can't post photos yet but you may follow the process on my instagram account
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Another '74 I've had sitting around in pieces for a few years and finally got around to putting together a month or so ago. In the time since I acquired it I've migrated to larger frames, so I won't keep this one around for long. But it's a nice ride which, of course, they all are.


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23" CTT. I used to be fine with that but over time I've adopted a more upright riding position, with my height and inseam I've found that 24" -25" or the rough metric equivalent works better for me these days. The International I posted prior to this one fills that bill nicely.
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Here is something my brother in law just recently bought, the decals are 90% gone, and we are hoping to restore this back to life, any advice from the thread would be very much appreciated..

















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